What Can Laser Dentistry do for You?

Laser dentistry is becoming increasingly more and more popular. Many people who have a fear of the dentist or get anxious before dentist appointments, have found that laser dentistry provides them with the safety and comfort they’re looking for. There are many different types of benefits and procedures that you can get done using laser dentistry.

Some procedures that can be done using laser dentistry involving hard tissue are:

• Cavity Detection- low intensity soft tissue dental lasers can be used for the early detection of cavities by providing a reading of the by-products produced by tooth decay
• Dental Fillings & Tooth Preparation- Laser dentistry can eliminate the process of having to get a local anesthetic injection before a dental filling. Lasers are also capable of killing off bacteria that is located inside a cavity which eventually will lead to tooth restoration!
• Tooth Sensitivity- Laser dentistry can also be sued to seal tubules which are located in the root of the tooth. This is the area responsible for hot and cold tooth sensitivity.

There are also procedures that can be done involving the laser on your soft tissue (gums):

• Crown Lengthening
• Muscle Attachment
• Soft Tissue Folds
• Gum Reshaping

Have you ever considered trying laser dentistry? Have you already tried it? Call All Brite dental today and schedule your appointment, we’re waiting to hear from you and help you reach the smile you deserve! Also, be sure to check out our Facebook page, linked HERE.

Lasers Are The Future of Dentistry!

Over the past few years, laser dentistry has become increasingly more popular.  Laser dentistry has also played a major role in early detection of various oral health issues, improving precision treatment and reducing the pain and recovery time for patients.

There are many benefits to laser dentistry as well. Soft tissue lasers can be applied to identify cavities at earlier stages to reduce the damage to your teeth. Lasers can also be used in dental fillings and to seal tubules that are responsible for tooth sensitivity. Lasers can also be used in reshaping gum tissue, crown lengthening, removal of soft tissue and muscle attachment.

Many dentists believe that lasers are the future of dentistry!

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What Are The Benefits of Laser Dentistry? Find Out Here!

Laser dentistry is now more advanced than ever before! New laser technology is able to pick up on tooth decay at its earliest stage! Normally, dentists have to wait to see tooth decay on an x-ray when it is already at a late stage. The laser allows for early detection! 

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You May Be Wondering "What Exactly is Laser Dentistry?" Let Us Inform You!

Does your dentist’s office offer laser dentistry? It is estimate that only 5% of ALL dentists have laser dentistry available in their office! All Brite Dental is one of the few dentist offices in Michigan to provide this service!

You may be wondering what exactly laser dentistry is and what it does. Laser dentistry incorporates state-of-the-art technology in various aspects of dental health practice and treatment.  Some of the major benefits of laser dentistry include:

•  Procedures performed using dental lasers may not require sutures.
• Certain laser dentistry procedures do not require anesthesia.
• Laser dentistry minimizes bleeding because the high-energy light beam aids in the clotting (coagulation) of exposed blood vessels, thus inhibiting blood loss.
• Bacterial infections are minimized because the high-energy beam sterilizes the area being worked on.
• Damage to surrounding tissue is minimized.
• Wounds heal faster and tissues can be regenerated.

Laser Dentistry has opened the door for dentists to expand their expertise and services. With the laser, they are able to perform a variety of dental procedures they otherwise may not have been capable of. Some of these procedures include:

• Benign Tumors: Dental lasers may be used for the painless and suture-free removal of benign tumors from the gums, palate, sides of cheeks and lips.
• Cavity Detector: Low intensity soft tissue dental lasers may be used for the early detection of cavities by providing a reading of the by-products produced by tooth decay.
• Viewing Tooth and Gum Tissues: Optical Coherence Tomography is a safer way to see inside tooth and gums in real time.
• Cold Sores: Low intensity dental lasers reduce pain associated with cold sores and minimize healing time.
• Crown Lengthening: Dental lasers can reshape gum tissue and bone to expose healthier tooth structure. Called crown lengthening, such reshaping provides a stronger foundation for a restoration.
• Dental Fillings: Hard tissue dental lasers may eliminate the need for a local anesthetic injection and the traditional turbine drill. Lasers used in dental filling procedures are capable of killing bacteria located in a cavity and this may lead to better long term tooth restorations.
• Muscle Attachment (Frenula): A laser frenectomy is an ideal treatment option for children who are tongue tied (restricted or tight frenulum) and babies unable to breast feed adequately due to limited tongue movement. A laser frenectomy may also help to eliminate speech impediments.
• Nerve Regeneration: Photobiomodulation can be used to regenerate damaged nerves, blood vessels, and scars.
• Sleep Apnea: In cases where sleep apnea is a result of a tissue overgrowth in areas of the throat (which sometimes occurs with age), a laser assisted uvuloplasty or laser assisted uvula palatoplasty (LAUP) procedure can be performed to reshape the throat and relieve the correlating breathing problems associated with sleep apnea.
• Soft Tissue Folds (Epulis): Dental lasers may be used for the painless and suture-free removal of soft tissue folds often caused by ill-fitting dentures.
• Teeth Whitening: Low intensity soft tissue dental lasers may be used to speed up the bleaching process associated with teeth whitening.
• Temporomandibular Joint Treatment: Dental lasers may be used to quickly reduce pain and inflammation of the temporomandibular jaw joint.
• Gummy Smile: Dental lasers can reshape gum tissue to expose healthy tooth structure and improve the appearance of a gummy smile.
• Tooth Sensitivity: Dental lasers may be used to seal tubules (located on the root of the tooth) that are responsible for hot and cold tooth sensitivity.

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